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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
~ Weekly Intelngenoer


u ne lnser.Hunlclpal Blll Ts.Nlsht.
4 TAs proposed act foe the government Of
4 ~ cltim q the state outside Of Philadel.
1pAia, Pittsburg and Allegheny, which is to
- discussed at . public meeting this even.
II, = . voluminous collocation Of enact.
/ @snts seeking 70 cover everything that a
~ may need to do or have, and like all
11glG1ation Of the kind will be found to be
Arle0complete than its composers thought
u q hayo Il. It = not by descending TO the
uftegmost detail in the granting Of city
Z chartes that the powers and duties of q
municipality may be most completely de.
aned. The very minuteness Of the legisla.
ton defeats its object, in creating contra
0ictions and causing omissions to be i'm
pogtont that would not be 20 II there wa.
~ . manifest purpose to stipulate . cours'
~ svszy contingency. The charter of thi
y city. much briefer in its expression, is ye
V nuGh clearer In its definition Of the city
povsn and duties.
We do not see in this elaborate law, afte
labogiously wading through It, anything I,
tsmpt the people Of this city to exchang'
for It their present charter. The large ma
q tmaty Of its stipulations are good, though
~ better than what we have; some ar,
Ds NV aso bstter. The latter are d
\ ~ That Ne caro- 70 mention but one; and
oAes = the provision in estimating the dam
ages tor opening streets and like public Inn
prcvement, the benefit 10 adjacent privats
property shall be taken into consideration
and tho value OF such benefit be assesset
sgaa1se such property. There is no auea
Won y q the Justice of such 1psUyision, an
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
WEAK MEN

Suffering from the effects OF youthful errors,
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etc, viii SEND y valuable treatise (sealedl con.
tanning foil particulars for home cure, 1RE OF
charEe. splendid medical work should be
read BY every m An who IA nervous and debil
tated Address, PROF. 2. q. FOWLER,
ml56md&ws AoOdus, Conn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
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A MEDICINE

Story Of . Postal Gard.
1 vas affected with hidasy ana urinary
Trpuble.
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All the time ~
Respectfully, u. r. Booru. sauisbury. Tenn,
Nay & lsss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

"My Mother says Hop Bitters 10 tho only thing
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

4 great bouncing bow and vas rnised from 4
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mars 6m0Od&w a IOCHo MOTHER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
IOD AALD On B11f.

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W. WEIDLEY,
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22

A TELLING BLOW
A. opposition has been struck. and we pro-
poso 70 keep on. We have entarod the ring 70
NEE. all com petitors. ana - our training q In
the school OF ECONOMY and square Dealing, We
arc oOup q to win.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-22
HOSlERYI

TventyAv Dosen Ladies' Mode and Tan
Coloreo Cotton Hose. full regular mace (WortA
26cl at lee pair.
Twenty ave Do1en Genuine BAlbriggans, IN
est cause (wortb from t0c tob0c, at 30 pair.
TWenty.dve Dosen Ladies' Extra Fine Blael
Ingram Cotton Hose, extra long worth 9oc) at
l2Hc pair.
twenty-five Dosen Children's wide Devby
Ribbed Black Cotton Hoee. full regular made
worth 50 per cont. more than what We sell them
for.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
Kidnapped in . London Street,

The following statement will appear to
your readers as almost incredible, and had
II not happened to myself certainly should
regard il as such: Yesterday was inspect
ing the jewelers. window opposite the United
Service Club, when | was acvostsd by
well-dressed man, who congratulated himself
upon having, as he said, discovered me after
much searching, and, without a moment 5
warning, aud before could recover myself
from the surprise, he seized my arm and
were two travelling trunks, aud directed the
ooachman to drive to Kings Cross Station.
lie very soon assured me, to my astonsh-
ment, as may be supposed, that | was his
wife, and now that ho had me home to New
castle on-Tyne, should go where, in answer
to renoustrance, he assured mo that should
iud my clothing and everything Just as |
had left 1t when deserted himi Argument
ON my part was altogether out of the ques-
tion. To tina observation, "But | am not
your wife; have husband apd family, /"
he simply replied: "Oh, yes, knew YOU
would say all that. am quite prepared for
all this sort OF thing. have you now, and
home you 60" really thought the man
mad; but no. To the remark that would
Jump out aud call the police, he was
perfectly cool and collected and amply said:
"You can do no; they never interfere between
man and wife," This | felt was very
foreible argument, for in street disturbances
| have twice seen men bullying women. aud
TO those who interfered remark, at Is my
wife, sir; and don't you interfere between
man aud wife. II Is no business Of yours. ~
WAS 30 astounded aud annoyed that be.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
Much 10 be Thank full For

lDOslOu hCCOEu.J
Here is a story OF Gloucester, which it may
bs necessary to preface with the statement o
the fact, familiar enough to people who liv.
on the coast, but possibly not 50 familiar tC
islanders, that when n seafaring man dies
away from hOmaa point is made of packing
his effects in his chest promptly and return.
ing them TO his family: A lady, dressed in
deep mourning, was riding in a Gloucester
street car, when another lady, sharp of fea.
ture and iuquisitive of gaze, came in and sal
down by her side. The sharp featured
woman fdgeted about for minute or co.
aud then began catechiling the woman in
mourning:
"Be you mournin' ths loss of relatives,
ma ann"
"Yes."
"Husbapd or brother ~
"BOth.n
"Law sakesl Was they lost at seal'
"They died at New Orleans OF the fever"
Dear me, suz Both ON em died o. the
yaller fever, ehH'
eyes"
The inquisitiye woman wiped away a tear
paused for an instant, aud then resumed
"Was they hopefully pious, ma am :"
eyes, they were"
"And eagerly did 20 git their chists 7"
~ did"
"Oh, we'll" said the sharp featured
woman, with sigh of satisfaction, ''if they
died hopefully pious and you got theil
chists, you've got good deal TO be thankful
for %
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
Trapflers' Guide.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
scENKRY. MAGNiFIcENT EQbIPMENT.
IN EFFECT JANUARY 10, 1851.
Trains ease Washington, from station. corner OF
For PIttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
press OF Palace Sleeping Cars at i2l5 p IN. daily;
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati,
and Buffet Car TO ST. Louis; daily, except Saturday.
TO 70 Chicago, with y Sleeping Car rittsbnrg 10
with Sleeping Cars Washington TO Chicago and ST.
Louis, and Harrisburg to Cleveland connecting at
sleepers for Louisville and Memphis. Pacific Ex-
press 1900 y. M daily. for pisburg and The West,
"S 4FPpS sRSeGsSE GESb 1fsr e qniqfS RhfFoAp
For Erie, canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, NJ
agaras q! LOO ?, m. daily except Saturday with
For Williamsport Lock liayel, and Elmra, at $40
a. m. daily, except sunday.
i2aO, 400, Ais, 1000, and ii.ao p. m ON SUNDAY,
900 a, M, 80, 200, AIS 1900, and li.2o p nj.
Limited Express Of Pullman parlor Cars, $40 a.
m daily, except sunday, and D. m. daily.
For Boston without change, 2.00p. IN. every day.
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains con,
anordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ierrage across New York CITY.
For rhiladepnia', TgS, 300, and Ills q, m, 200.
M. $780, 900, si5, 600 1000, and i.2o p M.
Limited Express, $40 a. M week days and LOop.
For baltimore, Gas, 1895, 300, o.io ii.ooa m.,
lslS, lase issb, 200, 400 10, 19s 40, GOO, 1lo,
iG'9o' ana ll,so p N; On SUNDAY g,oo' 9so, and
1900, and Leo y. IN.
For Popes Creek Line I.9O a. IN. and i.iO p. m.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 125 a. m. and l2.l5, i23 and 800
y. m. daily, except Sunday. sundays, a. IN. ana
Ilbp. m.
ALIEN ANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, Coo Ga5 40, oar, 100 u M, and
l2Oi noon 2.05, i25, i35 dOi. SOS 1905, aud ii.3I
y. N. ON Sunday AT coo, 9iI, and lioO Il. m, and
a.OO, 6.0l aud 1905 y. M.
For Riohnond ana the South, coo and li.OO a. m.
daily, aud l.9b y. IN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria FOR Washington, d O5, 90
alN, l6,and 04Sa M, go, AGO. 32s, 10, TO5 use
ini2 y. M, aud ~ l0mldnghi, except Monday on
sunday az $40 and lO4S A. M, aud 2, 5lO, 9s2, aud
| lOa2 y. M. and ~. 10 night.
Tickets aud information at the ollce northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and rennsy
aud at the station where orders can he left for IN,
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels
residences.
CHARLES u. PuGII, General Manager.
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23
THE FAIREST.

They tell me that the world is fair,
I look on hill and vale aud sea,
ind no beauty anywhere, |.
so turn TO thee.
The elorles OF the night, the day
Mine eyes behold think OF thee,
And looking forth mine heart doth say,
"More fair is She"
They say that In the world above
Are fairer forms, that rahnot be
Unless these creatures Of Gods love
Are like TO thee.
II angel hosts to me should come
I'd gaze but once, compare to thee
And whisper, though It strikes me dumb,
"Fairest Ia She"
Detroit Free Press.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-23

came alarmed, for all sorts of ideas spran ng
up.-the possibility of solitary confinement,
the nunnery, all sorts of things! asked to
get out and send telegram" "Oh, dear,
no; can do all that for you from home"
became sick at heart, and faint and
happy thought l told the fellow so, and
suggested that he should pull up somewhere
for glass of wine. He felt for his flask, and
I shifted, as I thought, chloroform. Thank
God, he had forgotten his flask, and so
pulled up in Prince street at public house.
Now was my chance to escape. told him
to 20 in and order IT, He did SO, and
jumped out and into bus that happily
was passing up Oxford street, and so escaped
the jaws of worse than death.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
LOCAL NOTES

Captain C. H. Causey, of Nansemond,
was IN the city yesterday
Captain Harley of the Harley Rangers
Wise Legion, was in the city yesterday
and called at the TINES office.
MrJ. J.. Whitaker, Of this city. has
been declared insane, and is now in Jail
awaiting removal TO a hospital
Charles Madison, aged sixty years. was
arrested last night on the charge of using
indecent and abusive language ON the
public street
Fulton Democratic Club viii meet
Wednesday night next to perfect Dos
permanent organization, and asks that
there Doe full attendance This club
will meet every Wednesday night during
the winter.
Michael Usin. the Arab who was con-
vicied in September before the Husilngs
Court Of fel0ni Hus assault, and Who was
sentenced t0 ten years in The Peniienllary,
was Yesterday granted new trial by
Judge Atkins. and The case will be heard
next Monday
The ambulance was called out yesterday
morning at 7O'cl0ck 20 see Thomas ROch,
an emplOve 20 JOhnsOn's Steam Forge,
South Ninth street. who had his leg
crushed by an axle Of car (which he
was unloadingl striking against him.
The injured man was taken to the City
Hospital
An invitation has been received al the
TIMES Office 20 a complimentary banquet
rendered the Red Men of Petersburg by
the Red Men Of Richmond and Manches-
ter. II takes place at Sanger Halle, on
Monday evening An address will be de-
livercd by Mr Henry L Carter member
elect to the House Of Delegates.
Zitka. the Russian drama, produced at
the Mozart last week was, all things con-
sidered. one Of the best plays which has
been presented on our boards this season.
The stage effects were good, the company
was a "gell rounded one, and the gen
eral impression made was very favorable.
Miss Efiie Wheeler in the role Of Litka,
the injured girl and noble woman was
especially attractive, and her support was
In an respects in keeping. The play Is
decided improvement on Russia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
rHE cRowN PRINCES THROAT.
Great An.Iety Prevailing rre.n Alarm,

Great Anxiety Prevailing Fresh Alarms.
LONDON. November l9-The Haaddrds
Berlin correspondent says dispatches
from high quarters do not mention the
alleged improvement in the Crown
Princes condition. The greatest anxiety
prevails. owing to the absence of official
bulletins"
A dispatch from San Reno denying =
rumor that the Crown Princess had again
ieleg aphed for Dr. Mackenzie, says that
the Crown Prince is doing as well AS can
be expected
A dispatch from San Reno says that
fresh alarm has been caused by the an
nouncement that the Crown Princes
malady is undoubtedly soft cancer, and
that the pus discharged contains cancer
cells of the very worst kind. If the tumor
continues TO discharge large quantity
of matter its growth may be retarded, but
the worst fears are entertained.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20

rerribIe pestrnetion Reported.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l9-Advices from
southern Illinois say the forest fires in the
cypress swamp near GOtcold are still
burning. and that there has been great
damage done i'm the BAY bottoms Three
houses several barns, and large amount
of fencing have been burned. One young
man, while fighting fire Yesterday. was
surrounded by flames and burned to
death.
MILES AND MILES OF LAND BURNED OVER.
OAKLAND, LII, November l9-The
fire which started in the Smith woods,
one mile west Of this city, yesterday.
obtained a good headway and for miles
and miles west and north it swept every
thing before 10. On the west of these
woods are the Embsrrass Bottoms, dense
with underbrush and large jack oak and
hickory trees. These trees were totally
destroyed, and with them all the fencing
in the path of the flames On the north,
after reaching the bottoms, is stretch
Of timber fifteen miles long The whole
neighb0rhOOd turned out to fight the
fire, but so far the efforts of the people
have been fTuitless Many farm houses
were directly in the track OF the fames,
and were torn down and hauled outside
the fire limit. The heat Of the fire Is go
intense that il is impossible to get with
I'M quarter OF mile Of it
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
rELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

The Moscoy Gaze.t SAYS The meet
ing of the Car and Emperor William
Yesterday must influence the Bulgarian
question.
A Staunton dispatch states that Fire
man Adams. of Rockbridge comfy was
thrown from an engine at Brand s sta
fior. ON the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. and instantly killeL
The steamer Sorrento, from New York
for Hamburg. went ashore at Dungeness
Friday night She came of at nigh iide
Yesterday morning.
The steamer Etruria, from New York
for Liverpool, has arrived. Time OF pas
SAGE. siX days and six hours.
An agent of the seryian Government
has been arrested here. seryia has de-
manded am explanation. Foreigners are
not allowed 20 enter sofia.
The outhouses attached TO Leopards-
town Castle the residence of Mr. Power,
the gentleman who is to entertain LOru
Harrington during his approaching visit
to Dui lin. have been destroyed by an IN
cendiary fire.
The sixteen .year-old bride Of {. II.
Tavlor of Macon. Georgia, died Friday
from the effects of morphine, taken Win
suicidal intent She left a letter 20 her
husband begging him never to go around
with any other young lady and TO stop
his Wild habits. No reason for suicide is
known.
A Washington special 20 the Iimo
saws. Captain Bunce, commanding the
Atlanta. has written letter 20 the Navy
Department. in which he endeayors To-
nrove that the vessel is practically worth
less As a cruiser and altogether unsea-
worthy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Deserted Womsn Attempts to Avengs
Her Wrongs with Pistol.

PITTsBURG, November ia senss-
tional shooting occurred in the hallway
leading to the Criminal Court room this
morning. Several months ago Thomas
p. Woods. a married man. eloped with
the servant girl, going to Chicago. His
wife. Catharine Woods, followed and had
the couple arrested, but she was unable
to prove her marriage and they were re-
leased They returned to this city I W
days ago and Woods was arrested for de-
sertion. This morning, while he was
standing in the court room corridor, his
wife came up aud without warning
placed revolver close TO his left year
and fred. Woods turned his head at the
moment, and the ball grazed his cheek.
passing through the brim of his hat Mrs.
Woods attempted TO shoot again, but her
husband overpowered her, and gained
possession OF the pistol. She was ar
rested and will be held for q hearing.
The shooting was in caring Of the court
and was witnessed by District Attorney
Johnson and Judge Magee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20

The boys. Lee E'am, Sidney Harmon,
John Finncran. Thomas sutton, Phillip
Harris and ~haney Harris, who were
CHARGED with sionng the residence of
Mr. Thomas Mccarthy, full particulars
off which the TIMES published several
davs ago. were tried before squire
Jonathan Yesterday morning.
The evidence went iO show lhal lhe
how. struck Mr. McCarthy's house win
their ball number of times. They did
NOT throw stones, however, and So were
discharged ON payment of costs.
The Board of school Trustees of Tuck,
ahoe township met yesterday aud elected
Robert \. Graham teacher of Ridge
c0Ored school Oil,
The Board of Commissioners did not
meet for the purpose of filling The va
cancv i'm the Tuckahoe Board of Irus-
tees created by the resignation OF Dr. d.
& Beaitie They will meet some time
next week. The day has not been nNed
The school teachers OF Brookland and
various districts were paid of yesterday
The Board of Supervisors were IN ses-
sion until hslf-past three o'clock, passing
ON accounts. No other business was
transacted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
Notes from staunton.

STAuSroN. VA, November 10Th, 1857
Indian summer still continues with us
giving farmers ample time for shucking
the corn in the fields and for iallOwing
for spring crops Not many farmers are
seen on the streets these days.
The funeral of Dr. Charles c. Phillips,
city physician for the poor and medical
director of the Valley Mutual Life Asso-
citation, which took place Yesterday alter
nom from Trinity lEpiscopaD church,
was largely attended. The deceased, 4,
thus called away in the prime OF lie and
the midst Of most useful career, Is gen
eralv mourned by orr citizens.
Rev j. T. Booker. son of John Booker,
ESQ well known merchant and tobacco
factor Of your city, will be installed To-
morrow as pastor of tie Presoy' erlan
church. at Hebron, five miles west OF
Slaunion The installation services VIII
D.. conducted by the Rev DR. Johnson
and the Rev Dr. IL II Haws, brother OF
Horace Haas, of your city.
The work on the extension OF The
church building of Trinity congregation
is being vigorously pushed, and 30 Is
hoped th.t the new part of the edihce
will be- under roof by The end OF the
month.
The new public school building just
opposite is rapidly approaching compile
ton. The brick work is done, and the
roof is ready for the slaie OF iron lnis
structure Will be- a great addition 20 lhe
accommodations of the schools, as well
as an ornament tO the city.
Rev DR.. W. T. Richardson. editor OF
the Ceprd PradytsrlQu, was in the city
last week and bis many friends here gave
him warm reception.
The vocal talent of this city is now en-
gagged In the opera of The 9orcerer, which
will be rendered i'm the Opera House in
the near future, for the benefit OF the ciy
poor. Mr. C.. l.. Cooke is at the head OF
The movement, and be has been able TO
secure the best vocal talent OF Staunlon
20 help him
Mr.. Edward Echols returned last ues'
day from Louisville, Ky, where be has
been on visit TO his father, General Johu
EchOls.
The new public school building, no"
being erected on the site of lhe old one
is nearing completion. lt ~ill be a very
handsome building, and will reflect cfeall
on the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20

The following changes in schedule go
into effect on The Richmond and Ale
rhany railroad to-day Through mail
80. / leaves Richmond at 1915 am. in-
stead of l03j, rriying at Scoitsyille at
1.03. Howardsylle at 1870, Lynchburg at
82O and Clifton Forge at f35. The
night express leaves at 6lO pms aTiiN-
ing at Scottsyille at lO4l, hoWaFlsEiile .,ie
at 1880. Lynchburg al 3.25 am, ana CHi-
ton Forge at $50 am.
ON the Atlantic Coast Line % is an
nounced that train No. 2j, soulhward
bound stops only on signal at Manches.
ter and Chester No. rs. north"aia
bond. stops only on signal at Chester
Centralia. and Manchester
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
A Chinaman Refused Admission 10 the
liar

New YoRK, November l0-The gen
eral term of the Supreme Court OF New
York yesterday refused to admit Hong
Yen Chang a young Chinaman, as
member Of the bar. be having passed the
examination When he presented him
self for examination he made affidavit
that he was resident OF New York and
had applied 10 the United States District
Court To- be made a citizen. lie Is a
graduate of Columbia Law School The
Court OF Appeals has decided that an
alien cannot be admitted 10 practice ex-
cept by a special act OF the Legislature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-20
srnIKE ~ TnE ;. p. RAILWAY.
Three Hundred Men Thrown Out Of Em-
ployment.

CHICAGO. November ia Houston,
Texas. special says TIE strike of the
yard switchmen of the Southern Pacific
railway Atlantic system, still continues.
While the passenger trains leave ON time
no freight trains have departed from the
depot since the strike commenced Yes
terday the officials of the road closed the
shops and freight Office at this point, and
also closed the large shops at Harrisburg,
six miles below the Houston and Buffalo
bayou The movement on the part OF the
railroad company has thrown three hun
dred men out of employment. The oif
cials say they will not resume work again
until the strike ends A committee OF
citizens went TO the striking switchmen,
but failed 10 settle the trouble. 10 is be.
lieyed that all the yard men in Houston
are about 10 strike